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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07
NETWORK CITY.

J. NJ Tompkins was appointed assistant chief clerk
to the Appraiser at a salary of $1,000 yesterday
Chauncey NJ Depcw and II. O. Duval, his private
secretary, sail for Europe by the Umbria ON sa'ur-
day.
Several hundred teachers from the Ncw-York and
Brooklyn public schools went by tho West Shore Rail-
road at weehawken yesterday for three days trip
to Niagara Falls, Watkins Glen and Seneca Lake
as X. CIT was a slip Of the pen
a. NJ NJ" sends Sc to THE TRIBUNE for Eliza
beth Kelly tho girl who rescued from starva'
ton and sent TO Bellevue Hospital
The buo tenor at "Yc Olde London Strcete," Charles
Hcywood is making hit this week with new lot
OF English comic songs which he sings In costume
Ex-secretary Manning, president of the western
National Bank was at the bank yesterday for about
two hours. lie attended to some pressing matters
and then went uptown. He looks well, but during
the hot months Is not likely to be regular III MS Ns'
to the institution OF which he Is the heai.
Mary II. Anderson who was convicted Of entcing
GIRLS to her home In Twenty fourthst. for Immoral
PURPOSES was sentenced yesterday by Recorder smyth
to eighteenth months in the Penitentiary
Albin dc schamphcleerc who was accused Of fraud
ulentIy obtaining a largo sum Of money In Belgium,
back to that country yesterday ON the steamer
NOordland.
Charles west VITO advertised tho Victor Watch
COMPANY of No. AZ Maden-lanc, was tried yesterday
before Recorder Smyth a charge OF grand larceny
I'm obtaining ffty-two watches from Edwin f. Gravity,
of No Maidcnlane. West pawned the watches,
and as he could give sufficient explanation OF
his conduct lie convicted. Recorder smyh
remandod him for sentence.
The sale of seats for Indiana" which Colonel Nc
Caull Is going to revive at wallacks next week. be-
gins this morning. a, Thomas, Colonel McGanll's
business manager, said yesterday that he had areahy
received by mail many requests for seats
Elizabeth Kelly who was found starving In Wash
ington Square Saturday was taken from Bellevue
Hospital yesterday to tho Insane Asylum on Black
wells island Before sho camo TO NewYork she lost
two children I'm Nova Scotia and her grief resulted
In meiancholia-
Max Crossman, young printer, of No. 261 Rv-
lngon ST., fell into the area OF No 133 East Ninety
Thirds yesterday and broke his neck
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GAMES ON THE DIAMOND FIELD.

ST. LOUIS July 6-The Metropolitan club defeated the st..
Louis after well played and interesting game today
McMuen pitched second and second victory for the
Indians. The az follows
ST. Louis I AZ
Basehts-St Louis 10; Metropolitan. H. Errors.st
Louis 81 Metropolitan. Pitchers-king and McMulien
Umpire-Mr. Curry
PHILADELPHIA July 6Heavy batting enabled the Phia-
depha club TO win victory from Pittsburg Today
The score was:
Phlladeiphia -.---".--..."--.-.-'.'.9 q n %
Bascbs- Philadelphia 81 Pittsburg Q. Errors -Phtla
depha 2; Pittsburg Pitchers-feguson and Cunning
Umpire-Mr. Valentine
CLEVELAND. July G-Ths BROOKLYN nine won an easy
victory the CleveaBds to-day Kirby's delivery was
again batted all over the field. The score was;
Cleveland. 9999 81
Brooklyn. ......-.-........-.--...U " " t-io
Baseh,ts-Cieveland l2, BROOKLYN, 49, Errors-Csvc.
land O; Brooklyn. Pitchers-Krby and Porter Umpire
-Mr. McQuade
At Louisvile-Louisville. o; Athletic. 8.
At Cincinnat.-Cincinnau, IL ; Baltimore 3
At 6yracuse-Stlr o; Boston.
Al Utica. Utica, IL Scranton g.
At Binghamton-D Detroit o; Binghamton,l !.
At Syrscuse-Star " Boston. D.
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LONDON. July 6The for the Imperial Gold Cup was
Newmarket July meeting to-day and was won by
the Duke Wesminsters ouryear old bay colt Ormonde
Sir O. Chetwynds fouryearold chestnut colt whefriar
came in second Lord Hasngs hreeyear old bay colt
Lovcgold third. Time-ll8 There other sarters
The betting 80 to ormonde. and 90 to each
against Whiteiriar and Lovegold
Tho for Zeand Plate OF 500 soveregns added to
sweepstakes Of 10 soversigns each for dis
mile ssO feature of the Gays programme at
Newmarks Duke Beauforts brown colt Beisarius
IL by Pero Gomez out Jscha Ave lengths, with
r. h Combes brown colt Maxim by Peter ont OF Electric
Iigb and Lord ZetSnds bay hlly Gale by Galopn
out OF Whirwind bad third MT Leopold de Rothsehds
The last betting oven money against
Besarus H. o 10 against Maxim 10 against Gale and
o AGAINST Gensta
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THE FUNERAL OF CHARLES s. WRIGHT

The funeral OF Charles Wright whose death occurred
at his home In West Fourth-st. Sunday, held at
the Bedford street Methodist Church yesterday after
noon The funeral sermon delivered by the PASTOR
the Rev. Dr. Joan L. Cooknan who reviewed tho life OF
Mr.. Wright from his birth, on April "a, 1900 in what
was then known Green wich Village Mr. Wright had
been member of the Ninth Ward board OF school trus
tees for thirtysx years. ana ardent laborer In
the cause OF education from the Infancy OF the
schools He q member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church for years. having Joined that body be-
fore twenty years old.
All tho trustees and many OF the extrustees or the
school board OF tho Ninth Ward present, as were
also the principals and many OF tho teachers Many
schoolchildren also IN tho audience. Among tho
trustees and others present were DIR. Il. Dcnnison,
Colonel T. NJ. l.. Ehlers, Emigration Commissioner
George Starr willsm II. Ety. John sculiy. +. J. Tyns
dale Charles Benedict Henry Dayton. James A. Seaman
Howard Cargi j. Whiteside, John Laird and Miss Will
Jams The burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07

MR. SAGE WILL DO NOTHING ABOUT THE SEAT
Russell Sage yesterday SAID that he proposed to do
nothing In the controversy regarding his seat in the
board OF directors OF the 81 Louis and San Francisco
Railway Company He representoda large interest in
the company and he thought 1t probable that ono
beside himself would resign make room for T. l.. Op-
penhe Mr. Oppenheim claims that the decision OF the
81 Louis court aal and that appeal can be taken
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TWO iyD HALF YEARS FOR BTGAMY.

Henry Cibbon lean and sallow New-Englander
was convicted yesterday before Recorder Smyh on o
sbarco OF blgamy He formerly lived at Duxbury,
Mass, and there married Lydia r. Sewell In January,
1874 His own testimony, which convicted him, was
thai no mgde two voyages ships carpenter, ana
in 800 aftor his return from the last voyage found
his wife living with another man. He began pro
ccetings for divorce, but did not bring the SUIT 10
termlnation Ho came 10 this city and In November
1882 waa married by an Alderman to Mary owens,
n widow Ho did not take any means TO ascertain
whether his first wife dead Recorder Smyth
sentenced him to two years and six months In the
Stafa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07
NEWARK.

telegram was received at Newark yesterday to the eject
sloop Cloud Of the Newark Yacht CUB
Harting has been completely wrecked Dy grounu
Ing Bath Beach In severe storm The United states
Survey Ready and several people living on
the beach 10 the rescue OF the crew ana er
struggle which the rescuiDg party almost iost
their lives tho people on the slcop saved Tho Cloud
and other the club left Newark ten Gays
ago a up the Shrewsbury 10 Red Bank ana the
Highlands and the friends o! the voysgers during the past
been great anxiety as to their saey SINCE
news has been received from them.
Al the meeting Of the Excise Board last night
received from the Law and Orler CIV
ing the names beerseors who have violated the SUNDAY
laws and stating that the association have abundant es
convict them Tho association was referred 70 tue
Grand Jury.
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WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Long Branch. 2:a0 D. m.
Trial Of Captain williams before Police COMMISSIONER
Bhamrock Titan. "a match yacht race.
Wards Island Insane iga,ion Wards Island
III q
Board OF Street Openings. City Hall. $50 p m.
Cutting reference case. before Referee Cole II m
New. York Detroit baseball match. Polo Grounds p M
Mcmahon. Flynn before Commissoner Shields II n
New. York Driving Club races. Fleetwood PARK, p M
Meeting of Produce Exchange Grain Trade.
American Bible society. Bible House. y 80 q. m.
Board OF Electrical Con troll city Hall. .. m.
MANSON SQUARE Garden stockholders, No 10 Watst IL
q m.
Fire Commissoners meeting.
Meeting IN favor OF protection to American industries
Blocker Building. Blocker aud Morton Sta. p. N.
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TO PROBE A MYSTERIOUS CASE OF CRIME
Adelhert Rrannlgan and Magic McOovern, th

couple whose throats were cut early on the morning Vi
June 81 I'm the room Of the latter No. GIG Third ave.
cd ho made charges of feIonous asanlt against each
other were at tho Yorivllo Police Court yesterday
morning Maggie made affidavit to the erect that
HrannIgan with whom che had kept company for some
time entered her bedroom by force ON the night In
question aud that sho had threatened to tell her
rotber at which Brannigan became enragod, and draw
ing knife or other sharp instrument cut her across
the throat lnnlctng long and deep wound that nearly
nroved fatal A tho examination Of Maggie, against
whom Brannigan made complaint, was set down ior
saturday Justice Kilbrcth committed Brannigan Tor
examination at the same time.
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WHAT is THOUGHT OF THE SLADEFAILURE

Walter S. Warren, tho assignee OF John sale
Co., has not yet had time to figure out an accurate
statement OF the affairs OF the firm. TRIBUNE re-
porter a number OF prominent dygOods merchants
yesterday and they all expressed an opinion that the
failure would not affect the market. "Tne members
of the firm good men, and we regret their failure
said Mr. Bliss, of Bliss, Fabyan o., "but 1t u a
moderate and will have no dsast rous commercial
results substantially the same opinion was expressed
by Mr.. LangiOn OF JOY, Langdon g. Co.; Mr.. Cooley
OF Dale Reed Cooley; Mr. Low, OF Low, Hartman
q Co., and other Well-knOWn merchants.
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CALENDARS Toby.

SUR RMz COURT CH,vrkss- Before Potter, LNos ]. Q,
TO- 81 20 a. a. 90 So o. o. 72 H. a. % lis 1914 l25,
1871 1872 1884, 1885, 1885, l4i i46 il9, l6O. l5 1885, l07 lbS
l5n l63
suRRooATx's CoUKr--Before Rollins s-wnl OF Samuel
Il White Alexander Bum conrad Batt, John IL Wariwell
GEORGE Kent at at 10 will OF Joseph Frankei.
Christian Detmold and Catherine Maroney at 1880
sUrKnIoR CoURr-SPEciAL TRRA--Before OGorman. j.
No dav calendar
No day calendar.
CouRr OF GENERAL SRssoys-Part L. Before Recorder
Smyth and Assistant Attorney PurdyNo TO 20
INCLUSIVE.
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"BAoK NUMBER BUDD" sURREyDERs HIMSELF

Robert NJ Budd alias Back Number Budd. surrendered
yesterday and arragnel in tho Yorkvie Court
Janitor Joseph Brown OF No 257 West Forty sevonhst.
accused Budd OF having shot him through the hand Budd
said that he came home late on the night OF the Fourth and
10 make house. He early
he SAID and met by the Ianltor armed with bale
hook the Janlt0rs wife armed with stick and that no
hd todraw the pistol TO defend himself from them but that
pistol during struggle for ts
Juslice Kibreth held him for xamlnalOn Friday.
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NEW-JERSEY.

PATERsoy-oeo Addy resumed his war upon the New.
YORK and NewJersey Telephone Company yesterday some
wires had been replaced ard linemen were SUI Dn
when along with and proceeded 10 chop
down large pole on which a work. The ncman
cot down. Then Addy went the roof OF his house.
nnlled the weight fastened to cord AND
with garden shears lie cut not only Telephone ous
light and fire alarm telegraph wires The telephone
company have engaged counsel and will appeal 10 tho law
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LISTENING TO ELOQUENT STOCK BROKERS'

The special committee Of the Stock Exchange ap-
pointed some tlmo ago to investigate tho for
the depression Of business and TO devise ways and
means Of relief sat In the rooms Of the Governing
Committee yesterday and listened 10 suggestions
from members. A great deal Of cloqucncc was
poured forth from VI the brokers, who thought
fhey could explain the trouble, but the committee
kept tho wisdom 10 itself and will report
later to full meeting Of the governors.
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PROTESTING AGAINST BEING D scHARaEpA

PROTESTING AfAIN5T B1TNH d 5OH fhftO5
granted by Justice Potter OF the
Supreme yesterday requiring the Police Commission
srs to produce within twenty the records OF tho procee
ugs which resulted In the dismissal from the police force OF
sergeans Char es Woodward Henry Ten EycK Miles, u
Wright and Andrew NcCntook, Police Sur
geon William A. V2rian Patromen William Sims John NJ
fenne c. Herman aud Michael McGrade and Doorman
Philip Farley. 80
The tho action OF tho Board taken
without they hal opportunity TO
pose IL should be reinstaed Tho hearing OF
The matter will take place before the General Term In
October.
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a1oYo11srs oAX 90 AXYwHERE IN THE PARK

At meeting Of the Park Board yesterday, superin-
tendent Parsons reported In favor Of lighting Riverside
Drive by electricity. 1t L. thought that there Will
10 10 difficulty In lighting the dive as far up as
Eighty xth-st. ccuninlt atom from tbs Suburban
IiailrOad Company informed the Park Board that the
bridge over the Harlem River at Second-avo was
ready to 10 opened for foot passengers The Boarl
directed measures should be adopted for lighting
thu approaches to the bridge. President borden was
authorized 10 Instruct the Park police to admit bl
cycley OF all descriptions the drives of Central
Park. Tho wearing OF uniforms Will not be rcquliel
and special permit will be necessary.
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FIFTH-sELLISG. / NILE.
NO TRoTrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

Fleetwood deep in mud yesterday and the mana
gers Driving Club NewYork decided TO postpone
the opening OF its trotng meeting until
today The the card sro Tor the 2lo and 22o
classes and the entries are as follows
2:lS ClAss-Sl 900.
Electric Orange Boy. Bessie Lady Barefoot b. Thomas
David L., Kenilworth and J. O.
220 CLAss-S500
St Elmo. Jessie Philossee Dan Black Jack King Midas
T. A. Nanon Fred Medium Marcus Joseph C., Perpe1ed
Cuba. Western Belle Governor G., Montgomery Boy Sir
Walter, IT,, Princess. John L. aad James u.
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HOME NE MS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

srunsctek-Bsrsn de oondoriz. Of Brazil and Lyman
Bsss Of buffalo 80. Bindsor Hest-s H II. Clark firs
0snun Latrobc, Of Baltimore. and DS.as Of Chiesg,
- Ftftb <renus Hotsi-lforace Fairbanks. OF Nermont
and Medical Director James suddsrfs, q. y Navy
Victoria Hoss-Ex Uovcrnor A. o. Bourn OF Rhode
-. Gednsy Rsuse-Ex. Con gressman Charles A. EldredRe
Of Wisconsin Htt York Hotet-Hoasoun Clineh,
Savannah.
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RUNNING RACES AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. N. Y, July 6.-There will be four days ,
running meeting at the Buffalo Driving Park the latter
part of next week. All the horses entered at the races
now in progress at Niagara Falls will be here and num-
Der of others their way to the Saratoga meeting.
week later The OF the meeting at the Falls has
encouraged sportsmen to give 1t q trial here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07

TO FILL THE REV DR. e. b. CO.'S PULPTE
The Fortyeghth street Reformed Church will be closed
for cleaning during the OF this MONTH Tho Rev Dr.
william w. Clark will preach during August, and the Rev.
Dr. Aubrey tho Elglish regaonast of London has
TO oneupy the for the nrs three sundays IN
church who account Of ines VI proseut In
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STATEN ISLAND.

RcHNoyDThe OF the people against William Hanley
IT, commissioner OF the town OF Caseton for forgery IN
Yesterday in the Court OF Sessions
The verdict Of guilty OF forgery In the second
degree. will be passed on Friday.
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LONG ISLAND

MISUNDERSTANDING mad dog running ut large bit
twenty dogs Fifteen Of the dog, killed. the
oihors III also he shot. No person was bitten.
FLUsHIYG.-Durng q quarrel on Tuesday between John
Donghty and William Jones dschar ged pistol at
Doughty woundng the Jones arrested and
o.
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PORT nifty adults seeded from the
Rev Mr. Dopds Church organized Congregational church.
and elected trustees ~ C. Pond. A. NJ Drummond John
W. LouDsbury. W. C. Poor and d. {. Rogers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07

elicit the fact that the Captain IL prostrafed
NJ The ioss OF his daughter, Mrs Robert Pc ION, VINO
died on Tuc-day but that no is not considered danger
oisly I'LL
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ALONG THE SOUND

BRrpGEPoRr-The gates OF the Newtown turnpike were
Fourth TO close for fares again The
Easton turnpike gate will be abolished ON July 20
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CAPrAIy J. uERRI1r NOT DYIyG

An exaggerated account Of the Illness of Captain
Israel ]. Merritt Of the Merritt yrccing Company,
published yesterday Inquiry at the office Of the
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-
Announcements
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ.

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,
1855 West 63tst
Hourss to ~ 5teI Diseases u tho Nervous Systan.
Genlto Urinary ORGANS Impotence an stsrity.
English Sennett and Dunstable straw hats
So 40 90 elsewhere 81 Macknaws designs $50
10 81 IS KENNEDY, 20 Cortlandts ST., up sLars
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THE ENTRIEs FOR TO-DAY.

Three the Monmouth Park programme To-Day arc
worth going than ninety miles to sec Indeed the
sport throughout will be Of the highest order. and IL
sboald nI the grand-stand and quarter-stretch
quite full Of spectators. The hundreds Of persons
who have been longing Tea Tray and Mssne'zer meet
1t even weights will have their desires grahfed tits
hard to decide which the better colt Both have done sx
ceent Perhaps scotts colt Is the more seasoned
Magnetizer has not been beaten Tea Tray has
lost several races. The two 90 good that
Notwithstanding their heavy burdens, the race for
the Hopeful Stakes should lie between them.
Throwing prejudice and taking the youngsters on
their merits the looks thus:
HOPEFUL srAKKs-Tea Tray hrst Magnetixer second
Captain Costers handcaps are hard 10 pick. He has
way of hiding the winner where you can't find
him persistent search The Long Branch
Handicap win fine race II all the entries 20 to the post
This 10 the II looks
LONG BRANCH HANDIcAP-Hidago first Grimaldi second.
Lottery third Ths third business means II the going
heavy, Lottery beat Grmadt)
LoRiIIAR sTAKKs-Hanover first Fironzi second.
FIRST RAcE-Laggard first. Forona second
Tho nth and sixth racesTouch not taste not handle not
These are the entries:
Erpsr RACr-HANDIcIP Ia MILE.
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VIII JHEKE BE NET n hNI'U HIUI1 NOII00I'7
An effort was made In the Board Of Education last
evening 20 consider the establishment OF new even
ing high school on the East Side OF the city near
Grand-st bill was passed at the last session OF the
Legislature providing for this new school, but the
bill IL not mandatory majority OF the members are
in favor of establishing the new school but 1t requires
Grace H. Dodge, the two women commissioners, were
not prepared ID vote. Trey wished to consider the
subject further, and their votes were necessary TO
adopt the re port OF the school, action could
be taken. Several OF the commissioners who are
opposed to establishing the new school say that II Is
unnecessary. ,c,,
The report OF the Committee the Course OF Studies
OH the Introduction OF maDual training in the schools
which was published in The TRIBUNE on Monday,
was referred to the second meeting IN September Tor
consideration.
The appeal of Hugh ]. Duffy, who was suspended ms
teacher from school In the Nineteenth "ard' was
al iasrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07
BROOKLYN.

The Park Commissioners appointed Robert Courtney
secretary place of A. A Smith. who was compelled 10
Herman Graft age fortyhve OF No 10 Thirty inthst.
committed suicide yesterday by taxing Paris green He was
In illheslth
What was formerly Bedford Avenue Methodist Protest
Bed iodave ana South Third st. was sofa AZ
under foreclosnrs OF mortgage The pur
chaser the J. White former pastor who started
church wh.n he failed To De feapponted 70 M
pulpit 1t will probably be used for church purposes,
John J. Campbell sixth Ward Democrat who was for
mery liquor seller has been made personal property CLERK
Whitney has exempted IRON competitive examination Ills
pay is $1,000.
The officers the Brooklyn City Railroad Company pro
pose with running by stored eiectiop
Judge Brown handed opinion that the assess
the property tho Union Ferry Company AZ inc 1901
by Brooklyn a-sessors Is Illegal as thc
property the OF the Guy OF New
York and the rental applied TO the pubic DEBT ana henee
II cannot DO taxed
Calvin Patterson who has been superintendent OF Pubic
several years. Will accept The position OF
been by Board OF Education 70 succeed Dr. X n
Leighton. william H. Maxwell VINO - the associate super
intendent will probably succeed Mr. Patterson
Andrew Beckett OF No 2i2 Jorsomons complains IN tho
police that while he Dunys llquorsto AZ sy ite
ave. Adamsst. saturday night drinking win Two
new.msde acquantances. Joseph Moran, loucroarIic
No rs DeKalbavo ami James IL Mckenney racerack
OF No Is Liberty a., ho los MS god wsch am
diamond pin. worth $50 He tarsf his companions Wtn
theft but they away The next day demand LOT e
solen articles Moran resulted In the return OF hs
watch which he said TO him In an envelope Moran ana
McKenney arrested yesterday and the police are in'e
tigating the matter.
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xARINB INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALNANAa

rtoAY
sunr,sss. Ash SETS. 10 rise alo xsosssy, 10
HIGH WATER
s s::s go s:y FL: s e: Sc: i is
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never hssdsA Winning assy by length sandA L.pa
Brown Alus Line spd Psupero made reg rsce ict w
betwses third and fourth. No bid Tor the winner
Sixth RAcR-HANDIcAP HURDLE PURSE $500 IN
MILES. FIVE HURDLn
W. Lakeand's b. O. Blue Day BY Blue Mantle NAY pay
yr, lSs y;1:. i;i .(arMn
+ 0sbhardis NJ Palanca aEet
W. Adlers oh. e. stonnEton 100 .---.-..-...'''A"''
Bs.t,ps-p.anes 70 Biae bay ate !, Judge orinth
70 4 Nentuore 7 to l. stoninRon 80 toll A., -
Withdrawn. Palanca MADE the Lun'
ming for mile eighth She was frst to take inc nn
hurdle but In the abe quit Blue DAY ana Jnago The
6tb her ct yards tho former the
race ~ half Judge Grhth dozen lengns DO
Paisnca Montmore beaten on Bloomington S~nSs 50
ana Of n m behind
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EFFORTS TO oHsoK ooyrA oIoUs DISEASE

The NewYork and Detroit clubs viii reopen the local
League season at the Polo Grounds today.
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JACOB sHARps sEVsSryErH BIRTHDAY

Europe expected homo in time to preach upon the lest
Sunday In september.